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Been there done that not going back

​@@aneaveill2Get a nice German car lol

Nothing of what you just said is true

Damn you haven’t left your echo chamber since 2020 have you…? This statistics have been released for years. Donald Trump is by far the worst modern president on all metrics. Even if we ignote all the countless violations of the constitution, the countless instances of treason or suggesting treason, the fact he led an insurrection, the fact that the only reason he isn’t in jail for rayping a woman is that he is rich and it was a civil case, the fact he made all of his money through various types of fraud (most commonly bankruptcy fraud) and inheriting the money that his father made from committing fraud, the fact that he in fact 100%, beyond the shadow of a doubt, knowingly and willingly colluded with Russia, a main foreign adversary, to interfere with, and overturn a democratically held election that he otherwise would have lost, etc… If we ignore all that, and just look at the most conservative statistics, Donald Trump is the worst president in modern US history. There was 3 million less jobs when he left office than when he took office. Trump left office with a -0.5 percent annualized job growth rate. The jobs report released by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on January 8 shows his employment record will be the worst in modern American history. There were 12.37 million manufacturing workers in 2017… and there were 12.31 million in January 2021… The steel industry lost 2,000 positions during his time in office. Trump increased the unemployment rate by 1.6% all the way up to 6.3%. The trade deficit, he promised to reduce increased by 40.5% during his single term. “The combined U.S. goods and services trade deficit increased to $679 billion in 2020, compared to $481 billion in 2016, the year before Trump took office. The trade deficit in goods alone hit $916 billion, a record high and an increase of about 21 percent from 2016.” US goods exports to China January - December 2020 were $110 billion, about $20 billion less than in 2017. U.S. services exports to China were about $28 billion through the first 9 months of 2020, compared to $55 billion in all of 2017. Exports of U.S. goods hit by retaliatory tariffs from China and other countries fell by 23% in the 12 months ended November, compared with 2017, before the tariffs began… GDP dropped by 3.4% during his term, adjusted for inflation. The number of people in poverty went up by around 3 million every year he was in office. National debt went from $14.4 trillion on the day he was inaugurated to $21.6 trillion the day Joe Biden was sworn in. Nation debt as % of the economy is awful too. Debt went from 76.2% of GDP to 100.1% GDP. The price of oil per barrel increased 32% during his time in office. (From $39.40, up to $52.00…) The average cost of appliances per household, per year, went up $419 by the end of his term. The tariffs to date also have hit the home-building industry, and already have added $1 billion to the costs of U.S. housing construction, according to the National Assn. of Home Builders. That could jump to $2.5 billion with the latest hike in tariffs by the Trump administration (the price for housing and renting, was literally at a sky high record when Trump left office. Houses that cost $500,000 in 2014, cost over a million dollars in 2020. The price of the luggage increased 10 to 20% because of Donald Trump‘s tariff tantrums. Income-tax cuts generated an extra $50,0000 a year for America’s highest earners. But the real benefit, $1.35 trillion, went to corporations - and by extension to their top executives and shareholders. During his time in office, wages plunged almost 4% and so did fringe benefits.

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Lowest unemployment in history lowest cost of living in my lifetime ur full of shit idgaf what the figures say ur figures are Bs and in no way reflected actual reality

@@aneaveill2 my figures come from official sources, they are THE figures. He was the worst president in modern history by every metric. Yours come from republican news anchors. Not a single reputable or unbias source backs up your claims. Keep snorting that copium.

@@DemonSliimeyea no they aren’t

It really was amazing I miss it so much

What a moronic thing to say. Biden literally inherited the aftermath of CV19, FROM TRUMP. Trump left office with a net loss of jobs, $8 trillion in New debt, and a $3T annual deficit, which has been cut in half. Trump inherited great economic conditions, and didn't change the trajectory of our economy, pre-covid. Stop being an uninformed parrot.

Somehow trump got more votes than he did the first time he ran… meanwhile somehow Biden got more votes than any president in history not to mention somehow it took them a week to (count votes) when it’s usually done by midnight the night of election they are full of shit and if u believe that election was legitimate then ur blind.. Second imagine if the shoe was on the other foot

Congrats? Lol thanks for telling someone who doesn’t care lol

Feeling needy?

​@@aneaveill2lol, you're literally making videos about it. You care. Be less ignorant.

@@ryanbeck7166 sorry did I asked for your to speak? I’ve seen piles of shit have more value than u speaking to me

The country literally grew at a record pace under trump tell me you don’t understand economics without saying it directly record low ever in history unemployment rate lowest interest rates ever seen in my lifetime house wer almost 50 percent Cheeper than they are now

@@aneaveill2Why lie? A simple Google search proves you completely wrong, and literally everything you said is *BULLSHIT* you parrot, because you have never left your echo chamber and don’t realize it’s not even close to being true. Trump had the worst unemployment, he had the worst economy, he was the worst president for jobs. Etc, It’s not a guess anymore, he was president, and now he isn’t, and we have the exact figures for how bad of a president he was. “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. The economy lost 2.9 million jobs.” “According to an analysis by Fortune, U.S. employment was increasing at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent before the pandemic hit, but Trump is leaving office with a -0.5 percent annualized job growth rate. By comparison, during President Barack Obama’s eight years in office, which included the Great Recession, U.S. employment showed 1 percent annualized growth.” “On the campaign trail, Trump claimed to be laser-focused on bringing back manufacturing and mining jobs, renegotiating trade deals that led to work disappearing overseas and curtailing immigration. […] Yet as he leaves after his one-term tenure, Trump has become the first president since Herbert Hoover during the Great Depression to depart office with fewer jobs in the country than when he entered.” “Despite previous claims that he presided over the ‘greatest economy in the history of our country,’ Trump’s economic legacy was crippled in the last year of his term because of the coronavirus. The jobs report released by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on January 8 shows his employment record will be the worst in modern American history.” “Another measure is manufacturing jobs. Trump often touted his success in bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. That figure (seasonally adjusted) over the last four years also shows a decrease. There were 12.37 million manufacturing workers in 2017 and there are 12.31 million now.” “So over the years of the Obama administration there was a gradual recovery in manufacturing jobs and hours worked. Trump managed to destroy that through his ill-advised tariff tantrums in a short two years and put manufacturing into a recession. He was like a child taking a toy, a nice toy that somebody had, playing rough with it and breaking it. And this was even before the economy went into a tailspin due to his mishandling of the coronavirus.” “So, after a very brief increase, the steel industry itself started to shed jobs even before the economic downturn caused by the pandemic. Today, it employs almost 2,000 fewer workers than it did when Trump took office.” “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. The unemployment rate increased by 1.6 percentage points to 6.3%. “ “The September numbers from the Labor Department report reflected a bounce-back in the economy; the unemployment rate reached 13.3% in May but fell to 7.9% in September. Nonetheless, this is the highest unemployment rate preceding a presidential election since the government began tracking monthly rates in 1948, according to CNN. Tracking job growth figures from Truman to Trump reveals unprecedented job losses during the Trump administration. CAP’s assertion that Trump is the worst jobs president in history appears to be true based on available data.” “In a two-month period, February to April 2020, the unemployment rate soared to an 80-year high and the number of employed Americans fell from 152.5 million to 130.3 million. Those 22.2 million job losses set U.S. employment back to 1999 levels.” “The international trade deficit Trump promised to reduce went up. The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services in 2020 was the highest since 2008 and increased 40.5% from 2016.” “The overall trade deficit, including both goods and services, has gotten worse every year of Trump’s presidency than it was when he took over from Obama. The deficit in goods alone- think manufactured goods, think inputs, intermediate goods- all of those things that you can touch and handle, the things that would bring jobs back, has actually been the worst in the last couple of years that it has ever been in U.S. history. So that’s a good first indication of how Trump scores on his trade approach. By the way, this year the trade deficit is on track to again set a record as the worst ever in U.S. history.” Etc. etc.

@@aneaveill2 no he didn’t. Have you looked at the figures? Because they don’t say what you say they do. You are straight up lying. He was easily the worst president when it comes to the economy, employment, and jobs. It’s not a guess or a secret anymore. We know for a fact that Donald Trump was the worst president in modern history. “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. The economy lost 2.9 million jobs.” “According to an analysis by Fortune, U.S. employment was increasing at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent before the pandemic hit, but Trump is leaving office with a -0.5 percent annualized job growth rate. By comparison, during President Barack Obama’s eight years in office, which included the Great Recession, U.S. employment showed 1 percent annualized growth.” “On the campaign trail, Trump claimed to be laser-focused on bringing back manufacturing and mining jobs, renegotiating trade deals that led to work disappearing overseas and curtailing immigration. Yet as he leaves after his one-term tenure, Trump has become the first president since Herbert Hoover during the Great Depression to depart office with fewer jobs in the country than when he entered.” “Despite previous claims that he presided over the ‘greatest economy in the history of our country,’ Trump’s economic legacy was crippled in the last year of his term because of the coronavirus. The jobs report released by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on January 8 shows his employment record will be the worst in modern American history.” “Another measure is manufacturing jobs. Trump often touted his success in bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. That figure (seasonally adjusted) over the last four years also shows a decrease. There were 12.37 million manufacturing workers in 2017 and there are 12.31 million now.” “So over the years of the Obama administration there was a gradual recovery in manufacturing jobs and hours worked. Trump managed to destroy that through his ill-advised tariff tantrums in a short two years and put manufacturing into a recession. He was like a child taking a toy, a nice toy that somebody had, playing rough with it and breaking it. And this was even before the economy went into a tailspin due to his mishandling of the coronavirus.” “So, after a very brief increase, the steel industry itself started to shed jobs even before the economic downturn caused by the pandemic. Today, it employs almost 2,000 fewer workers than it did when Trump took office.” “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. […] The unemployment rate increased by 1.6 percentage points to 6.3%.” I can keep going, it’s literally endless how bad he fucked the country up

@@aneaveill2 ⁠ no he didn’t. Have you looked at the figures? Because they don’t say what you say they do. You are straight up lying. He was easily the worst president when it comes to the economy, employment, and jobs. It’s not a guess or a secret anymore. We know for a fact that Donald Trump was the worst president in modern history. “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. The economy lost 2.9 million jobs.” “According to an analysis by Fortune, U.S. employment was increasing at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent before the pandemic hit, but Trump is leaving office with a -0.5 percent annualized job growth rate. By comparison, during President Barack Obama’s eight years in office, which included the Great Recession, U.S. employment showed 1 percent annualized growth.” “On the campaign trail, Trump claimed to be laser-focused on bringing back manufacturing and mining jobs, renegotiating trade deals that led to work disappearing overseas and curtailing immigration. Yet as he leaves after his one-term tenure, Trump has become the first president since Herbert Hoover during the Great Depression to depart office with fewer jobs in the country than when he entered.”

@@aneaveill2 “Despite previous claims that he presided over the ‘greatest economy in the history of our country,’ Trump’s economic legacy was crippled in the last year of his term because of the coronavirus. The jobs report released by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on January 8 shows his employment record will be the worst in modern American history.” “Another measure is manufacturing jobs. Trump often touted his success in bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. That figure (seasonally adjusted) over the last four years also shows a decrease. There were 12.37 million manufacturing workers in 2017 and there are 12.31 million now.” “So over the years of the Obama administration there was a gradual recovery in manufacturing jobs and hours worked. Trump managed to destroy that through his ill-advised tariff tantrums in a short two years and put manufacturing into a recession. He was like a child taking a toy, a nice toy that somebody had, playing rough with it and breaking it. And this was even before the economy went into a tailspin due to his mishandling of the coronavirus.” “So, after a very brief increase, the steel industry itself started to shed jobs even before the economic downturn caused by the pandemic. Today, it employs almost 2,000 fewer workers than it did when Trump took office.” “The statistics for the entirety of Donald Trump’s time in office are nearly all compiled. As we did for his predecessor four years ago, we present a final look at the numbers. […] The unemployment rate increased by 1.6 percentage points to 6.3%.” I can keep going, it’s literally endless how bad he fucked the country up

I agree they just don’t understand lol

Yes he is

Trump is a goof and the people who thing he is awesome are complete fools

Agreed lol

As a ex Subaru owner don’t buy a Subaru

Why? Because of the head gasket issue?@@aneaveill2

Every day is pay day if ur smart enough

@@aneaveill2 a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush... digital money is perception and unless u have it ALL, you don't have any. It's not days of old, there are too many crooks and variables to have stability. Gold will always have value

@@Manwichman gold has been made illegal to own privately at least 1 time in American history I can’t base my assets on something the government can decide one day I’m not allowed to own again

@@Manwichman I’m not saying don’t buy gold but it’s not the best way to progress and it doesn’t go up in value like stocks

@@aneaveill2 jewelry.... you can melt it and make anything out of it, so long as it's not gold coins or bullion I get what you're saying tho

Understanding what affording something actually looks like is a big part of the equation…..

That was so very well said they are a victim of nothing but themselves

The world doesn’t agree with you and your part of the problem lol

Very far from a hobo wanna play big bank take little bank

Tf does what I play have to do with anything fuckin drake and post Malone play Fortnite your a weird guy lol

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@@ashranbakth5861 you can’t help some people lol 😂

Thanks for sharing!

That’s very well said I really enjoyed the way you put that u think I’m gonna make another video with some more advise and bring up what you have said here

@@aneaveill2 💪 👍 Sounds good, bro. I’ll be there for it.

There’s many terms for it but inevitably it’s a toxic way of thinking

Do you polish door knobs with your mouth lol

First off I wouldn’t even buy a bag of asses from Carvana that being said but from a private seller spend 5k buy preferably Toyota Lexus 07 or newer and it will last u and even if something breaks will be affordable to fix

@@aneaveill2 That's a better idea, thank you

@@GoofyAssUsername to give you a idea I’ve switched all my family to Toyota vehicles in the past 7 years and all of them are still driving the vehicles they initially got and have had no repairs other than a wheel bearing

100 percent

100 percent false u think like a victim also

You know life can get you down but your not preparing yourself for those times your living life with all your balls in one basket learn a skill or skills start a business make your own way I grew up dirt poor bro dirt poor your life is what u make it working some nine to five for some company that doesn’t care about you isn’t the move break the cycle tread your own path

Right if your not pulling a trailer daily you don’t need a diesel truck or even a gas one for that matter

That sums up about 80% of the people who buy pickup trucks. Don’t need them, arent tradesmen, they buy a truck “incase they need a truck” then they drive it everywhere wasting tons of gas on an overpriced vehicle

@@mastertrey4683 SAY IT LOUDER FOR THOSE IN THE BACK

I don’t tow but I need the separate cabin because of fumes from solvents and glues. I had a van beforehand, if you could imagine the petrol smell throughout it 😂😂

I drive a sedan and it makes me feel little on the road. Thinking about buying a "truck" just because everyone else has one (Australia) and I don't like the idea of one plowing onto me when I'm in my little sedan 🚗

Bingo

The only thing I want is motorcycles but that’s what I’m passionate about I still invest and save my money everywhere else I don’t care about showing off or parties everything but working towards my goals is a waste of time

@@Stretches_R6 eh h can always make a excuse for something u want doesn’t change the fact you don’t need it all of indulge on something but knowing what u can actually afford matters

Very very well said I wish I could speak with you on a personal level your clearly a man who understands the mission

You called it. I don't know how you weren't sense sored

I’m glad some people are seeing it